Who wants to be a millionaire/Chelsea manager?
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- Created: Tuesday, 12 May 2009 20:28
- Written by David Moftakhar
It’s two years since Chelsea last won a trophy - that’s how long it has taken the club to get over the loss of Jose Mourinho. Now, with Guus Hiddink’s aversion to the daily grind of club management, they will soon be mourning the loss of another great manager. The question of just who will fill the big Dutchman's boots this summer still remains unanswered.
The main problem for the Blues is a dearth of genuine candidates for the job. With a number of ageing players, the next manager will have to reconstruct the squad considerably over the next two to three years. Coupled with this, he will need to make serious moves towards producing the kind of attacking football Roman Abramovic has long sought.
The signs are that with four games left of the season, France's 
There are different ways that professional footballers choose or end up becoming managers after the end of their playing careers. As with anything some paths are easier or more successful than others. What is certain is that Alan Shearer has started his managerial career in probably the deepest end that anyone ever has.